The 555 Timer IC is a popular 8-pin Integrated circuit chip that can be used in a variety of timing and pulse generation applications. The IC can operate in three different modes such as Astable, Monotstable and Bistable, because of which it can be adapted into many types of circuit designs like time delay circuits, pulse generation circuit, oscillator circuit and much more. The below list from Circuit Digest consists of a huge collection of 555 Timer circuits with neat circuit diagram and practical DIY hardware explanation enabling you build your own 555 Timer projects.
Here, we are going to show you how to make an LED Roulette Circuit using 555 timer IC, before starting the tutorial let you…
In this project, we are going to Control the Speed of Dc Motor Wirelessly Using IR or TV Remote Control. Here we are not going…
Door Bells are available in lot of variations in market which generate different sounds but the most common sound of a Door…
The name of the circuit itself infers the application. This circuit triggers the alarm if the door of Fridge is left open for…
Quiz is an important event in any school/College institution to test the knowledge of the participants. In order to increase…
In this project we are going to design a Simple Time Delay Circuit Using 555 Timer IC. This circuit consists of 2 switches one…
A Panic Alarm Circuit is used to send an emergency signal immediately to the people in nearby location to call for help or to…
Automobiles have been the primary mode of transportation for most of us and we depend on them for our day to day commute.…
PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) is a important feature of today’s every microcontroller due to its requirement for controlling…
In our daily life we see vehicles turning indicators when they turn left or right. It looks like Simple LED Blinking. But it's…
In this project let us develop an LED Strobe light circuit using the popular 555 timer IC. A strobe light or a stroboscopic…
In this project we are going to build a Digital Voltmeter without using any microcontroller. Here we are using a very…
